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26 listings for Community Groups in Waiuku.
Runs a nine-hole golf course on the Āwhitu Peninsula, with club days twice a week, twilight golf and a clubhouse that serves meals and hosts quiz nights.
Cares for a collection of archives, photographs and records about the history of the Āwhitu Peninsula, open to visitors by appointment.
Runs a community plant nursery, native planting, pest and weed control and working bees across the Āwhitu Peninsula.
Provides information, education, support groups, and personalised support for people living with dementia and those who care for them.
Provides a friendly workshop where members learn woodturning, share skills, attend demonstrations, and create handcrafted wooden items.
Runs restored steam and diesel trains on the old Waiuku branch line on selected days, with first class trips and high tea, and a large volunteer membership.
Runs Age Concern community strength and balance classes in Waiuku and the surrounding districts, led by trained instructors and approved for older people.
A volunteer trust that cares for the restored lighthouse at the tip of the Āwhitu Peninsula and opens the tower to visitors.
Provides regular social meetings, guest speakers, outings, and interest-based activities for retired and semi-retired people.
Runs weekday groups at the St Andrew's Centre in Waiuku, including St Andrew's Seniors, Women's Fellowship, the Grandies' Sandwich Club and an English conversation group.
A community big band that rehearses weekly in Waiuku and plays swing and dance music at local events.
Provides gentle Tai Chi and Qigong classes in Waiuku for beginners through to experienced students, taught in small graded groups.
Offers a shared workshop for woodworking, repairs and practical projects, with tools, workbenches and a cup of tea.
A community club with a lounge bar, restaurant, snooker tables and regular sections for indoor bowls, cards, mah jong, darts, housie and line dancing.
Offers a friendly weekly craft session for knitting, sewing and other handwork, with company and a cup of tea.
A long-established club for older people, with social gatherings, guest speakers, outings and afternoon tea.
Offers golf on a local course, squash courts and a clubhouse with social events and monthly open tournaments.
Meets each week for informal painting and sketching, with members working on their own pieces alongside one another and sharing what they know.
A volunteer service club that raises money for local causes and helps at community events, meeting twice a month.
Offers a pioneer museum with Māori and early colonial artefacts, historic buildings and genealogy records, run by volunteers.
A friendly social group for older women who meet each month over lunch, wearing red hats and purple, for company, laughter and outings.
A service club that meets twice a month for dinner, guest speakers and planning local community projects.
Offers a social club with meals, events and support for returned service people, veterans and the wider community.
Friendly social tennis, coaching, competitions, and club activities for all abilities.
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